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On That Autumn Day: Seasons of Love
On That Autumn Day: Seasons of Love
On That Autumn Day: Seasons of Love
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On That Autumn Day: Seasons of Love

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When Faith and Aaron meet at the County Fair, little did they realize that their lives and interest in each other would soon be entangled in a much more complicated situation.

Brimming with lighthearted moments, comedic scenes and a touch of drama, this dramatic romance is sure quench that romance thirst! This book is part of a festive and seasonal batch of romance stories that are sure to heat you up or keep you cozy amid blustery days. Kick back and relax with some good ole fashioned romance. It's sure to get your festive flame lit!

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Release dateSep 1, 2016
ISBN9781386349716
On That Autumn Day: Seasons of Love

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    On That Autumn Day - Kimberly Grell

    Kimberly Grell

    On That Autumn Day

    The Seasons Of Love Series

    Copyright © 2019 by Kimberly Grell

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning, or otherwise without written permission from the publisher. It is illegal to copy this book, post it to a website, or distribute it by any other means without permission.

    This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental.

    Kimberly Grell asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work.

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    Contents

    Chapter One

    Chapter Two

    Chapter Three

    Chapter Four

    Chapter Five

    Chapter Six

    Chapter Seven

    Chapter Eight

    Chapter Nine

    Chapter Ten

    Chapter Eleven

    About the Author

    Also by Kimberly Grell

    One

    Chapter One

    Chapter Separator

    Faith recovered her sweaters from storage. The weather turned cool and warranted an extra layer of attire. Autumn arrived with its gentle breezes, stormy days and earthy smells. When that time of year came around, people appeared to become more alive and delighted in the inconspicuous changes to the scenery. Faith hauled out her boots as well and set them up underneath her sweaters in her closet. She snatched her favorite sweater and jeans with a stylish-looking pair of boots to go with them.

    Today was the first day of the County fair and Faith wanted to take advantage of the beautiful weather. Faith visited the fair later during the day, expecting the crowd to thin out. As Faith ventured outside, it was a sight to behold. Marvelous shades of yellow, red and brown adorned the trees. The occasional pop of green peeked out with the delicate wind.

    Faith smiled to herself. She loved witnessing the transition to autumn. The colors that became visible mingled and played wonderfully with each other. It was as if Mother Nature had painted this magnificent work of art just for her. Faith checked her purse, ensuring she had everything required for her visit.

    Keys? Check. Money? Check.

    Faith closed her purse and walked to the County fair. She had a car, but the weather was charming, making it impossible to pass up such a great opportunity. Not to mention the fair wasn’t that far of a walk either. The sound of her boots hitting the ground and the stir of the leaves were melodic. She reveled in the adorable displays the squirrels provided along the way.

    The scent of fair food filled her nose and Faith knew she was almost there. With every stride, she drew nearer and soon the noises typical of a fair collected in her ears. Faith purchased her ticket and entered through the gate. It was busy, but the crowd was small.

    Step right up! Are you the strongest man? an announcer called. Or woman? he finished as he saw Faith pass.

    Faith shook her head at the announcer and his eyes flicked elsewhere. She continued pushing ahead, scanning for anything interesting to do. As she examined, she became satisfied to see that someone had taken the announcer up on his challenge.

    Faith came upon a game that piqued her interest, The Milk Bottle Toss. The booth attendant waved her on, and she accepted.

    How much for a round? Faith asked, gathering the cash for the game.

    A dollar per round, the attendant answered with her hand extended out.

    Faith paid the cost for the game and the attendant gave her three heavy balls. She had three tries to knock down all the bottles stacked in a pyramid formation. Faith hurled the first ball up and caught it in her hand. She wanted to test out its weight. When satisfied with her stance, she threw the first ball.

    Missed! Try again, the female attendant stated the obvious.

    Faith took another position and threw her second ball. She dropped her head at her misfortune.

    You have one more shot left, the attendant reminded.

    Faith became determined to knock down those bottles. Even if this stupid game WAS rigged. A body appeared alongside her, which brought her eyes to the person who owned it.

    Before you throw, try this, the man began. Try throwing towards the bottom of the center row. Works every time for me.

    It was the same man who had taken the Strong Man Challenge. Faith moved her eyes back to the bottles, and this time did as suggested.

    SCORE! Faith shouted and jumped for joy.

    The lights around the game itself flashed and a winning siren sounded. The man examined this petite, bubbly and bouncing woman and thought her attractive. She garnered a laugh from him.

    She had the prettiest shade of chestnut-brown eyes. Her hair was a brilliant chocolate-brown, with exceptional natural highlights that shone at the right angle. Her smile was breathtaking. It could make anyone smile, even on their lowest of days.

    Congratulations. Pick your prize, the attendant asked while showcasing a variety of prizes to choose.

    I’ll take that one. Faith pointed to an adorable-looking teddy bear.

    She received her prize and was still shocked to see the man had stayed.

    Thank you for the tip. She smiled.

    You’re welcome. Figured I would help a damsel in distress.

    Damsel in distress, huh? Faith questioned with an arched brow.

    My name is Aaron. He brought his hand out for a shake.

    Mine’s Faith. She shook Aaron’s hand.

    You know, that’s an ugly teddy bear. Aaron gestured to the bear.

    I know. That’s why I picked him. He’s so ugly, he’s cute.

    That’s different, but whatever blows your skirt up, I suppose.

    You don’t think he’s cute? Faith shoved the bear in his face.

    Upon closer inspection, he’s still ugly. But he’s growing on me, Aaron chimed back.

    Faith grinned and felt the need to stay. The two strolled the fair, scouting out the games worth trying.

    Oooooh, Ring Toss! Faith scampered.

    Aaron followed close by and for the next several minutes, he advised Faith how to win at this game.

    Chances of winning are slim here. The ring is slightly wider than the neck of the bottle, so it’ll hook around it. But because the ring itself is made of a thin plastic, it causes the ring to bounce off the bottle. So winning doesn’t occur often.

    The man responsible for the ring toss frowned at Aaron, not satisfied with how he talked the game down and revealed its secrets.

    I’ll still play it. Even if it’s fixed, Faith added.

    The booth attendant handed Faith six rings not long after she paid the fee. One ring after another, they all bounced off, flying into different directions upon hitting the targets.

    Oh well, it was worth a try. Faith shrugged it off, knowing there to be truth to Aaron’s advice.

    How about the Shooting Gallery? Aaron pointed, where several players had gathered.

    Sure! Faith agreed and followed Aaron.

    When they reached the game, Faith pulled out the money for a round.

    No, this one’s on me. Aaron laid his hand on top of hers, preventing Faith from going any further.

    Oh, thank you, Faith stuttered.

    Faith and Aaron had fun going against each other to see who could shoot all the targets down first. Neither one of them won, yet they both came so close. Faith had three targets left and Aaron had four before the buzzer sounded.

    How about we get some grub? I’m hungry. Aaron fiddled with his wallet.

    I sure could go for a corn dog and fries right about now, Faith spoke and rubbed her hungry belly.

    Coming right up. Stay here. Aaron pointed to the spot where they were standing.

    He took off towards a food cart and later returned with what Faith wanted.

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